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DHTML Fading Slide Show

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Premshree Pillai (8/19/2002)

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This JavaScript creates a slide-show effect displaying different contents dynamically. The content fades in while being displayed

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DHTML Fading Slide Show

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This JavaScript creates a slide-show effect displaying different contents dynamically. The content fades in while being displayed.

The script is extremely customisable. You can add any number of messages. You can also change the delay between different messages. You have an option to loop the messages continuosly. You also have an option to Autostart fading or onClick. View the source for customisation details.

This version (v 2.0) supports IE, Netscape 4.x and Netscape 6.x.

To use the script just copy the <SCRIPT> section of the source of the page and paste it wherever you need it on your web page.

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<!--BEGIN FADING DYNAMIC CONTENT SCRIPT-->
<script language="javascript">

// Use Freely as long as following messages are intact ::
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// Fading Dynamic Content JavaScript v 2.0                      |
//    Made minor changes, Works on IE and NS6                   |
//    Added support for NS4                                     |
//    Added option to AutoStart on load or onClick              |
// This script written and © 2002 Premshree Pillai.             |
// All rights reserved.                                         |
// Created on : 28/04/02                                        |
// Modified on : 11/05/02                                       |
// Web : http://www.qiksearch.com/                              |
// Mail : premshree@hotmail.com                                 |
// FREE JavaScripts at http://www.qiksearch.com/javascripts.htm |
// v 2.0 - Now supports NS4                                     |
// v 1.2 - Option to Autostart on load or click to start        |
// v 1.1 - Supports IE and NS6, option to loop continuosly      |
// v 1.0 - Fading Dynamic Content                               |
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// Location of script : http://www.qiksearch.com/javascripts/fading-dynamic-content20.htm

//--------------------------------------CUTOMISE----------------------------------------------

var qiksearch_js_text = new Array ("Fading Dynamic Content", "by Premshree Pillai", "You can even add<br>multiple lines and Images too...", "www.qiksearch.com");
   // The Fading Contents, HTML Tags supported
var qiksearch_space_width = 390; // The width of the content space
var qiksearch_space_height = 50; // The height of the content space
var qiksearch_space_borderw=3; // Border width
var qiksearch_space_borderc="#FF9900"; // Border Color
var timeOutVal=150; // Delay in milliseconds
var isLoop=true; // If you want to loop continuosly then true, else false
var isAutoStart=true; // If you want the Fading to start else you have to click to start
var qiksearch_js_text_static='<a href="javascript:resetAll();writeDiv();" style="text-decoration:none" accesskey="l"><font color="#808080" face="verdana,arial,helvetica" size="-1"><b>C<u>l</u>ick to Start</b></font></a>'; // The default content if AutoStart false

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//-----------------------------DO-NOT-MODIFY-BELOW-THIS---------------------------------------

var ie4=document.all&&navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera")==-1;
var ns6=document.getElementById&&navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera")==-1;
var ns4=document.layers;
var qiksearch_DyObj;
var qiksearch_space_ns4_left=(screen.width/2-20)-Math.round(qiksearch_space_width/2);

function setDyObj()
{
 if(ie4)
 {
  qiksearch_DyObj=document.all.qiksearch_js_space;
 }
 if(ns6)
 {
  qiksearch_DyObj=document.getElementById("qiksearch_js_space");
 }
}

if(ie4||ns6)
{
 document.write('<table width="' + qiksearch_space_width + '" height="' + qiksearch_space_height + '" style="background:#FFFFFF; border:' + qiksearch_space_borderw + 'px solid ' + qiksearch_space_borderc + '"><tr><td align="middle">');
 document.write('<div id="qiksearch_js_space">');
 document.write('</div>');
 document.write('</td></tr></table>');
}

var def_10='A',def_11='B',def_12='C',def_13='D',def_14='E',def_15='F';
var colorVal=15;
var div_count=0;

function qiksearch_fade_desat(getColorIntVal)
{
 var returnVal;
 if(getColorIntVal>=10)
 {
  for(var i=0; i<=15; i++)
  {
   if((getColorIntVal==i))
   {
    returnVal = eval('def_' + i);
   }
  }
 }
 else
 {
  returnVal=getColorIntVal;
 }
 return(returnVal);
}

function writeDiv()
{
 if(ns4)
 {
  qiksearch_DyObj=document.qiksearch_space_ns4;
 }
 if(ie4||ns6)
 {
  qiksearch_DyObj.innerHTML= '<font face="verdana,arial,helvetica" size="-1" color="#' +  joinColor(qiksearch_fade_desat(colorVal)) + '"><b>' + qiksearch_js_text[div_count] + '</span></b></font>' ;
 }
 if(ns4)
 {
  qiksearch_DyObj.document.write('<table width="100%" border="1" bordercolor="' + qiksearch_space_borderc + '"><tr><td align="center"><font face="verdana,arial,helvetica" size="-1" color="#' +  joinColor(qiksearch_fade_desat(colorVal)) + '"><b>' + qiksearch_js_text[div_count] + '</span></b></font></td></tr></table>');
  qiksearch_DyObj.document.close();
 }

 if((colorVal>0)  && (colorVal!=0))
 {
  colorVal--;
 }
 else
 {
  colorVal=15;
  if(div_count<qiksearch_js_text.length)
  {
   div_count++;
  }

  if(div_count==qiksearch_js_text.length)
  {
   if(isLoop)
   {
    setTimeout("resetAll()",timeOutVal);
    setTimeout("writeDiv()",timeOutVal);
   }
   else
   {
    if(ie4||ns6)
    {
     qiksearch_DyObj.innerHTML = qiksearch_js_text_static;
    }
    if(ns4)
    {
     qiksearch_DyObj.document.write('<table width="100%" border="1" bordercolor="' + qiksearch_space_borderc + '"><tr><td align="center">' + qiksearch_js_text_static + '</td></tr></table>');
     qiksearch_DyObj.document.close();
    }
   }
  }

 }

 if(div_count<qiksearch_js_text.length)
 {
  setTimeout("writeDiv()",timeOutVal);
 }
}

function joinColor(getColor)
{
 return (getColor + '0' + getColor + '0' + getColor + '0');
}

function resetAll()
{
 div_count=0;
 colorVal=15;
}

setDyObj();

function start_fader()
{
 if(isAutoStart)
 {
  writeDiv();
 }
 else
 {
  if(ie4||ns6)
  {
   qiksearch_DyObj.innerHTML = qiksearch_js_text_static;
  }
  if(ns4)
  {
   qiksearch_DyObj=document.qiksearch_space_ns4;
   qiksearch_DyObj.document.write('<table width="100%" border="1" bordercolor="' + qiksearch_space_borderc + '"><tr><td align="center">' + qiksearch_js_text_static + '</td></tr></table>');
   qiksearch_DyObj.document.close();
  }
 } 
}

window.onload=start_fader;

if(ns4)
{
 document.write('<layer bgcolor="#FFFFFF" id="qiksearch_space_ns4" width="' + qiksearch_space_width + '" left="' + qiksearch_space_ns4_left + '"></layer>');
}

</script>
<!--END FADING DYNAMIC CONTENT SCRIPT-->

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